[Miscellaneous Android Development] dodjob:
eh eh :D

It's done ^^

I F###! have a FULLY functional CM10 on my tablet X-))

HELL YEAH!!!

[MENTION=4751990]Oma7144[/MENTION]. Suba Sauba ;)

<-- This is G now launcher with DPI set to 140 ;)

For anybody wanting to have CM 10.1 working on a Captiva pad 10, SINA-1 or Blow Pad 10. (not 10.1 right!)

What I did:

PREPARATION:

-****Backup EVERYTHING I wanted to keep**** (remember EVERYTHING will be wiped)

-Installed a sd card (Important, otherwise you cannot flash the nandfix later ;) )

-download the CM10.1 V1.4 from OMA (<3)), the nandfix and other patches (Tablet UI for example)..etc and extracted it. here: http://crewrktablets.arctablet.com/?p=1913

-First dumped the Original Kernel (with RKflashkit on Ubuntu, there is some other way though)

-installed the SD-card in the socket.

-then mounted the sd-card on my PC and pushed the nandfix and other flashable zip you can find in the download page, directly on the root of the SD.

FLASH ACTION:

-***Then started "****ty WindoZZ"*** and correctly installed the drivers (with the RK driver installer)

-Replaced the "Kernel.img" from the ./rockdev folder with my dumped one.

-Started the RKtool included in the Oma's Cm10.1 zip file (V1.35)

-Shutdown the tablet

-Connected the tablet to the usb "as it is" ...in charging mode ^^

-Pressed the both Vol+ and - together and insert a paperclip (one "touch", there is a reset button behind it) in the hole close to the power supply socket for a reset WHILE keeping both button pressed. It makes "bling", the tablet's display remian black but is found by the system and nearly immediatly by Rktool, you get a "Found RK Usb" something instead of "No found" :) Please note that it should give you a "MaskRom message" if it's the case something went wrong and you need to fix this to flash anything.

-I pressed "erase IDB" and waited.

-Then simply pressed "run" to flash all the goodness :)

-Tablet will restart in CWM.

-I wiped "factory reset"

-and restart the "system" but at this point it restarted directly in recovery again. I did the same a second time and it arrived on the bootscreen :)

-waited a few minutes and it booted, I have it, things done, wow, such awesomeness :D

CONCLUSION:

Well, it is indeed WAAAAY faster, smoother and stable than stock rom. FTW! I certainly miss the custom kernel but I must say, for what I use this tablet, stock is really ok (I changed a few things in the prop.buid and change the governor to "ondemand".

I have 2,5Gb of place for my apps, can install the Google now laucher and the google keyboard..etc All the good, everything silky smooth :)

Why did I wrote all this?

It's because I had to search A LOT to make it works. (and ask you guys, thanks again for the help :)).

The informations I've summarized were very splitted and as soon as there is no Captiva pad10, Sina-1 and Blow pad 10 installation tutorial. I though It would be a great thing that I make one :) <-- should I make a separated thread?

I hope someone can make good use of this. If you like it, give me a beer the time we meet ;) ;) ;)

OMA Thanks for your work that's so awesome :D

On the"geeky side. Do you have any idea why your kernel didn't worked? If I install it, I get a black/dimmed screen after first reboot (I should get the "Sina-1 LC## bootscreen and then reach recovery. it's definitively not the case ^^). If I can make something to help answer, or try <3) , please ask :)

Also.. as soon as it 100% (really really 100%) working system I may let it like this tho :D

Dat Grüß,

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